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China squeezes commodity traders again as prices spike

Bourses raise fees for steel, rubber futures and for coal six months after Beijing steps in to deflate speculative bubble

Published Wed, Nov 9, 2016 · 09:50 PM

Hong Kong

CHINA'S once again trying to restrain its commodity traders following a spike in prices from coal to rubber, six months after the government stepped in to deflate a speculative bubble.

The Shanghai Futures Exchange urged investors to trade rationally and maintain market stability amid an increase in volatility of some contracts. The bourse increased fees for…

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